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  • My Bathtub Garden Accent (part 2)
    Gardening & Homestead

    My Bathtub Garden Accent (part 2)

    BySharon Williams April 23, 2026April 23, 2026

    Do you remember the old bathtub that we rescued from the marsh on our farm a few months ago? This past week, we got it moved into place in the nursery garden, and I am so excited about how it is coming together. Originally, I thought I would fill the bathtub with water and a…

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  • How to Make Dandelion Jelly
    Cooking | Homestead Living | Jellies

    How to Make Dandelion Jelly

    BySharon Williams April 20, 2026May 25, 2026

    Did you know that dandelions are not just a weed in your yard? They are actually edible and make a beautiful, tasty jelly! Dandelion Jelly is a sweet, light jelly that goes perfectly with a batch of homemade biscuits! A few years ago I made my first batch of dandelion jelly and now this is…

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  • Storm Prep for Spring
    Homestead Living

    Storm Prep for Spring

    BySharon Williams April 18, 2026April 18, 2026

    Spring in Kentucky means unpredictable weather. We may have 70 degrees today and 30 degrees tomorrow. It may be full storms with rain, thunder, and lightning, tornado warnings, or even a few snow flurries. This is normal and just part of the fun of changing seasons in April. We have lived through so many weather…

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  • Cranberry Pineapple Honey Ferment
    Homestead Living

    Cranberry Pineapple Honey Ferment

    BySharon Williams April 7, 2026May 22, 2026

    I’m really comfortable with canning, dehydrating, and storing food from our garden. But I’ve never really experimented much with fermentation. I did make the best sauerkraut ever last fall with a head of fresh farmers’ market cabbage. And honestly, that gave me the confidence to try something else new – fermented cranberry pineapple honey. This…

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  • Weekend Breakfast at the Farm
    Homestead Living

    Weekend Breakfast at the Farm

    BySharon Williams April 6, 2026April 5, 2026

    If you come to our house on a Saturday morning, chances are we’ll have homemade biscuits and jelly with bacon, eggs, and a hot cup of coffee. Or maybe we’ll have a blackberry muffin or blueberry waffles with hickory syrup. And now that my new bowls from Wayfair have arrived, our weekend breakfast has gone…

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  • Starting Tomato Seeds, Failing, and trying again
    Gardening & Homestead

    Starting Tomato Seeds, Failing, and trying again

    BySharon Williams March 16, 2026March 15, 2026

    I love growing tomatoes and peppers in my garden, and every year I go buy the seedling starts from the local nursery. But this year, now that we live on the farm, I decided I would try to grow my tomatoes and peppers from seeds. I already have all the supplies — two heat mats…

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  • Tire Clean Up on the Farm
    Homestead Living

    Tire Clean Up on the Farm

    BySharon Williams February 16, 2026February 16, 2026

    When we bought the farm a few years ago, not only did we get some cool old barns with rusty treasures, but we also ended up with lots of dump piles filled with broken bottles, plastic jugs, and tires. Lots of tires. So this weekend, with clear skies and mild temperatures, we decided it was…

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  • Homemade Hickory Bark Syrup
    Homestead Living

    Homemade Hickory Bark Syrup

    BySharon Williams January 14, 2026May 22, 2026

    You all know we love foraging and finding things right here on the farm that we can eat—and turn into something tasty. So when my husband started seeing people make syrup from hickory trees, it was a total no-brainer. We grabbed our coats, picked up the garden basket, and headed out to the woods. Finding…

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  • The Day We Rescued a Bathtub From the Marsh
    Homestead Living

    The Day We Rescued a Bathtub From the Marsh

    BySharon Williams January 1, 2026January 1, 2026

    Yes, that’s a bathtub—and yes, we’re pulling it across the farm. This post includes affiliate links. I have a friend with an old vintage bathtub tucked into her flower beds, complete with a solar fountain and I’ve loved it ever since I saw it. So when we moved to the farm last year and were…

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